The phrase "a good overview about" is not entirely correct in written English; it should be "a good overview of." You can use it when you want to summarize or provide a general understanding of a topic.
Example: "The report provides a good overview of the current market trends."
Alternatives: "a good summary of" or "a comprehensive overview of."
Violet Blue wrote a good overview about it back in January in the San Francisco Chronicle.
This study provides a good overview about a national group of physicians and their methods of work.
"We want to manage these resources in the best possible manner; and we do that now with radar satellites that give us quite a good overview about where ships are.
And we want to manage these resources in the best possible manner; and we do that now with radar satellites that give us quite a good overview about where ships are.
The presentations give a good overview about important research results in similarity-based learning, whereby the character of overview articles with references to correlated research articles makes the contributions particularly suited for a first reading concerning these topics.
In this context, de Jong et al. gave a good overview about attributes which in the course of time have been attached to the word 'city' to name urban planning-related activities of researchers, decision makers and city planners, with definitions like liveable, green, intelligent, low carbon, sustainable, digital, information, knowledge, resilient, eco and ubiquitous [5].
You should also create a separate eye-catching holding image for the video that gives a good overview of what it's about.
The authors give a good overview of the current literature about sleep disturbances in OSA and various aspects related to the metabolic syndrome, particularly obesity, such as glucose intolerance and insulin resistance.
The Introduction just mentioned provides a good overview, as well as some information about the manuscript tradition; but the gentle reader is also warmly encouraged to read Gilbert Norwood's critical appreciation of Rutilius (Phoenix I Suppl.: 36‑41), a graceful piece that brings out the best in our poet — a palliative to the pedestrian prose of the translation on this site.
Doing this gives you a good overview of what the article is talking about and what can be a good or helpful tip.
The Wikipedia entry for a "hackathon" gives a good overview of what a hack day is all about.
